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Half brothers, very early on in their careers.

After getting a few good runs on his first trip out, I've been waiting for another chance to get out lamping with my 18 month old dog, Atta. In my previous entry under new members introduction, entitled, First Night Nerves, I described my first ever lamping trip with a very experienced bloke I know. Although he did well on the first trip, he didn't connect with a rabbit so I was still not sure how he was going to perform. Last night we had perfect conditions, good wind, no moon, bit of rain. My stomach was turning somersaults... I already knew he had plenty of drive and the ability to cat

Looking a bit better lads

Another walk out today. Was ok on the lower ground but visibility on the Tors was pretty poor. Dogs had a couple of runs in the cover on the low ground. A bit of fresh air if nothing else!

I definitely think that Julian would be well advised to keep his gob shut and his opinions to himself. No matter what some of the hunting set think or believe, the majority of them know better than to spout off in front of a camera. We all need to remember the countryside marches, where we all stood shoulder to shoulder through the streets of our capital , pheasant shooters , ferret fanciers, Lurcher boys , hunt staff , terrier lads , beaters , you name it . We were all united on those days . Hunting is the thin end of the wedge, once that’s gone they will start on something else . But the rea

A working dog's life is pretty tough around here!

Hopefully have a couple in here for us.

Got a call bird last week had traps set in garden,I've picked 6 magpies up...finally got car back from the garage so off to a farm later to set traps down there.

Not a very good night just me and the grandson rifles hw97s 177 tx200 177 hw100s hc 177 for use on the rabbits later on (Ethan) only two crows one to me and one to Ethan both from a sitty tree 30yrds all nice and quiet until you shoot one then all hell breaks out lol both just exploded in a ball of feathers and fell . lost them in the thick under growth so as the saying go,s if not in the bag they dont count . We sat until dusk so we could get them as they came into roost , Still i still enjoyed being out with the bairn not so much a

Yeah here

Another blockage cleared

Can't you see it it's there on the end on it's face

I’ve only been on THL for 3 weeks and I’m already sick of seeing that fcuking thing ???

Utter shit you may be half german I have full German nationality and if there were a way you’d be stripped of any entitlement to German heritage with talk like that your heading down a very dangerous road the “Jews” the “Muslims” Yes we should stop catering to the Muslims-specifically and yes anyone who steps out of line should be deported where applicable but your implying we should have a final solution and emulate what hitler dis youre a f***ing moron

The thing about fox hunting is it’s got very little to do with killing stuff , and a lot to do with horse riding . I’m a keeper who keeps terriers and does a bit with the local hunt and help the terrier man a few times during the season . What I’ve noticed is a lot of being a hunt terrier man is being able to be a representative for the hunt , liaise with keepers and land owners , and be personable , diplomatic, and trustworthy. The hunting scene is a bit cliquey , and they don’t trust newcomers (for fear of anti infiltration) . A lot of dog lads are rough and ready types . Who can come acros

If you can get near to some water, river, lake or the sea,..there is nothing better for dogs, than a wee bit of splashing around and gentle swimming. Great exercise,..safe on the joints and muscles, and seems to really relax, even the most vigorous and active jukel.

Had a day owed to me and fancied getting up on the moor whilst we had the weather. Had an area in mind where we have had a couple of decent runs in the past. Unfortunately the military ranges were open when I got there so I moved to a new area. Mid week is really quiet up there and I only bumped into 2 other people all day. Cold wind but the sun was up and visibility was good. Been up there in all types of weather but cold with the sun up is unbeatable. Seen a couple of rabbits in the lower cover and the lurcher followed a couple of lines higher up which just ended at great piles of rocks. Alt

Old scot going all attenborough on us lol fairplay mate

Just thought I'd better let you know I'm well into eggy bread now

It's getting bad I used to send a few posts of an evening but now I cant get off it I post at work as soon as I wake up I'm at it , I've even resorted to sneaking off to the bog and posting furiously I need help

Sort of blackish and wet.

Ill fecking gay you twat As it happens im stripping one as we speak there is nothing to it , as Jon has say,d its not a complete strip down pics to follow and what you have to do . atvbjimmy

Hahah bet ya been propper feeling them to hahah

A big, very helpful chap off here. Be careful though, he`s gay I`m told, (off Mitch).

keeps them ticking

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Paddy tells his wife is bum hole is on fire and I have no idea what it is Ring sting says his wife paddy replies how the feck will he know

Imagine my surprise last year when I saw a vulture fly over my house in avonmouth, not once but two evenings on the trott, turned out I was not hallucinating it was a lamaguire vulture with a 9ft wingspan, they recon it was a young bird from a release program in Europe that had got lost, a pretty amazing spectacle especially the distance it could travel without flapping its wings

It's nice when they have sentimental value like that I wouldn't know how much a shop would charge - I've always done my own. If you fancy giving it a go, they're really not complicated - we're really only talking a chamber where a spring pushes a piston forward to ram air up a barrel, behind a pellet. ....... it won't be a complete disassembly like the diagram. Have a look at this link - you may need to copy and paste it into your browser. angryangryguncompany.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/webley-and-scott-hawk-mk-ii.html?m=1 Alternatively,

I have a Bedlington x and she's a good dog for mooching, great nose good in brambles and she's took many kaneys and loves working in water. Mooching for me is filling the pot. Atb

Its been a while since me and the bairn have been out Jon Even if we had not got out it was just good to be out with him again And why do Mothers put up such nice bait for them i had sandwiches plain and boring feck me he had twix,s posh sandwiches ,,crisps ,,cheesy dips and so on lol Posh sandwiches ,,,,,real meat not the thin shit i had from asda lol At one time me and viz used to nick his bait but now he is that big he just tells us to feck off atvbjimmy

Sad news, we need more of him in this world. He did his family and the world proud.

What do you call a Afghan virgin Never bin laid on

...."the only gay in the village.....

DOCTOR... "The tests came back, you're obese".... 60 STONE GUY... "Yeah, it runs in my family"... DOCTOR... "No one runs in your family you fat piece of shit".

Just heading in from work in the truck and I've seen the first one of these of the season... ... feeding on a mule deer that got hit by a truck yesterday. They're not usually here until May.

They would of hung it out to dry in a heartbeat. They were prepared to wipe their hands of it.

They weren’t saying ban terrier work altogether, just with hounds . Thank the Lord for pheasant shoots ?

She’s got a nice arse though ....

They would definitely sell terrierwork for a return to free range hollering and tallyhoing .It all came to a head with me one day when I had a gate slammed shut as I approached on the quad and told I wasn't welcome at the dig .The same hunt where I got the nickname of foxdropper and for those of you unaware of hunt history ,a foxdropper was the person who provided a fox when needed ,ready to go .Up til then rumours had it I was supplying a nearby hunt with their foxes too which was bollocks.Rumour started by a jealous so called pro terrierman .Started digging seriously from then on and kille

Ok mate did you read first link ? I agree she was a brilliant athlete but there is so much circumstantial evidence as well as her previous times before smashing the world records out of nowhere in the 1988 Seoul games and also alleged failed tests as well as retiring straight after the Olympics in 1988 were she broke the world records just as compulsory random drug testing was being introduced that leave doubt over her legacy .

Here’s another pic with Baxter

Thanks mate I have done them but not really a daytime dog because of the way he is bread but deadly for about a minute and half

I have 2 out the same litter and they both a joy to own. Don’t cause me any grief at all. Will graft all day, been up Scotland for the last 4 days and they didn’t miss a beat, they Will work all day and not tire. They covered 63 km on the third day with no sign of slowing down.

pup settled in nicely, crackin temperament, we have named him Bryn